At the age of 15, Jason picked up the guitar after experiencing an Eddie Van Halen solo. That served as the initial spark that continues to inspire him in his pursuit for the instrument. At the age of 21, Jason enrolled at the Atlanta Institute of Music with a concentration in theory and performance. For many years, he played and taught guitar after school. Throughout his career, he worked primarily in studios, where he had the honor of collaborating with multiple Grammy Award winners as well as prominent figures in the R&B, Jazz, Rap, and Christian music scenes in Atlanta. Jason followed his passion for production, mixing, and engineering after spending years working in studios. He was fortunate enough to work as an engineer in several Atlanta flagship studios during this time. Jason's current focus is to keep working to be the best musician he can be and to devote his time to helping others reach their musical goals.

Zander Wyatt had the opportunity to teach musical instruments in Nashville since 2002. He received a Bachelor of Music in Commercial Music with a Composition and Arranging Emphasis from Belmont University.  He has been exposed to music his entire life becoming the 3rd generation of Nashville musicians.  Zander has had the opportunity to preform and record many great artists throughout his career including Ocean Street, Aberdeen Green, John Michael Montgomery, Lady Antebellum, The Gypsy Hombres and many others. He currently tours with Larry Fleet as lead guitarist and utility.   His principal instrument is guitar specializing in Jazz, Classical, Rock and Bluegrass.  As a multi-instrumentalist, he also teaches slide guitar, banjo, mandolin, dobro and ukulele.

Michael Stergis is a Gold and Platinum recording artist and a highly experienced guitar and bass instructor with over four decades of professional experience. He has performed and recorded with legends such as Crosby, Stills & Nash, Stephen Stills, Trisha Yearwood, Joe Walsh, Jackson Browne, and Ringo Starr. Michael's teaching focuses not only on "How to play the instrument" but also on his proven "How to Practice" method, which builds strong fundamentals, confidence, and a lifelong love of music.